Appliance Rebate Program State-By-State Funding
Cash For Appliances Information Available On EnergySavers.gov
A $300 million program, part of a broader economic stimulus plan, divides federal money among the states, which can use it to encourage people to upgrade to high-efficiency home appliances. See how much money each state has to spend, and click the links to learn more about how the program works where you live. We've also noted when the rebates start in each state, when available.
You can also check out our appliance rebate funding map for more information.
Alabama, $4.4 million. All funding claimed, waiting list available.
Alaska, $658,000. Running now
Arizona, $6.2 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Arkansas, $2.7 million. Running now
California, $35.3 million. Running now
Colorado, $4.7 million. Running now.
Connecticut, $3.5 million. Running now through July 15
Delaware, $837,000. Dec. 1, 2009 through Aug. 31, 2010
District of Columbia, $568,000. Late July
Florida, $17.6 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Georgia, $9.3 million. Running now
Hawaii, $1.2 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Idaho, $1.5 million. Running now
Illinois, $12.3 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Indiana, $6.1 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Iowa, $2.9 million. Closed; all funding claimed
Kansas, $2.7 million. Required application to previous program
Kentucky, $4.1 million. All funding claimed; waiting list available.
Louisiana, $4.2 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Maine, $1.3 million. Running now
Maryland, $5.4 million. Running now
Massachusetts, $6.2 million. Closed; all funding claimed
Michigan, $9.6 million. Running now
Minnesota, $5 million. Closed; all funding claimed
Mississippi, $2.8 million. All funding claimed; waiting list available.
Missouri, $5.7 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Montana, $928,000. Running now.
Nebraska, $1.7 million. July 6
Nevada, $2.5 million. All funding claimed; waiting list available.
New Hampshire, $1.3 million. Running now.
New Jersey, $8.3 million. Running now.
New Mexico, $1.9 million. Running now
New York, $18.7 million. All funding claimed; waiting list available.
North Carolina, $8.8 million. All funding claimed; waiting list available.
North Dakota, $615,000. All funding claimed; waiting list available.
Ohio, $11 million. Running now.
Oklahoma, $3.5 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Oregon, $3.6 million. Running now
Pennsylvania, $12 million. Running now
Puerto Rico, $3.8 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Rhode Island, $1 million. All funding claimed; waiting list applications accepted
South Carolina, $4.3 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
South Dakota, $771,000. Closed.
Tennessee, $6 million. Running now.
Texas, $23.3 million. Closed; all reservations claimed.
Utah, $2.6 million. Running now.
Vermont, $596,000. Running now
Virginia, $7.5 million. Running now.
Washington, $6.3 million. Running now
West Virginia, $1.7 million. Running now.
Wisconsin, $5.4 million. Closed; all funding claimed.
Wyoming, $511,000. Running now.
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